Coleman PowersportsB100 105cc Gas Powered Minibike for Kids and Adults, 1-Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 22 Mph, 150 lbs Maximum Load, Ideal for Off-Road and Trail Riding

It came with a blown gasket, amazon gave severL options to make it right. We ended up choosing to fix the motor ourselves & received a discount for getting a bad motor. My kid loveeeesss the bike, he’s 11 and most of his friends have one also. They are super popular right now, if you’re picking one out for your kid, get this one not the black model and do not get the larger bike, it’s too large for kids! This one is perfect & I didn’t like the idea of him getting one. My husband is a mechanic so it was very easy for us to assemble. I would recommend to upgraded the suspension & brake lines but whats great is the parts for these bikes are cheap! Just please invest in a good DOT CERTIFIED helmet!

Bought 1 for my 13 year old. Out of the box it had a bad gasket and oil went everywhere! No problem, they sent me another one. Told me to keep the first one. Now I have 2. Was super happy at first, but then they both fell apart within 3 months. Screws and bolts falling off constantly. Chain broke on one. Chain keeps coming loose on the other. All the welds broke on the gas tanks on both of them. Brakes went out on one. Now the gasket blew on the second one. Left and right they are a disaster!! And unsafe!! Literally 3 months old and both are garbage!!!

its was great putting with little need for worry staright foward was Smooth sailing with out washers im sure it was not meant to. rather fast this seller rocks in real quick service they ships it and i got it some hours earliy than expected great value fun for kids to ride this 105cc minibbike

Tank broke from vibration gas Is leaking everywhere. Also the break cable is messed up and we havent even had it for a few week the tires are messed up as well i used my credit card to buy this product and i havent made a single payment yet i DO NOT Recommend this product

Previous bad review are people who dont know your supposed to maintain an engine. Yes you put oil and gas in it. Carburetor adjustments are necessary due to weather conditions of location. High humidity low humidity etc. I own both B200R and this bike. Both are excellent. Imagine buying a car and never open the hood, or leave it to someone else. I dropped a 196cc in the bike and never had issues with the stock motor. Coleman does back their product with warranty. Imagine getting 2 lemons from Coleman. Remember there are instructions on how to break in motor properly before jumping on it and gunning the throttle. Great value read instructions before operation helps.

The media could not be loaded. I received the Coleman B100, 105cc minibike in mid August and was a bit surprised to find it seems to be private labeled by Coleman-- made and assembled in China with the Coleman label added here. Assembly was straight forward and after adding gas & oil it started right up and ran nicely. Unfortunately, after only 6 or 7 hours, running at half throttle or less (I turned the governor way down for my 8 and 10 year old grand kids) , a gasket on the crank area failed and resulted in an oil leak. When running the oil sprays and bubbles out (see video). Fortunately this happened before the EXTREMELY SHORT three month warranty expired. After contacting Coleman Powersports by phone, I was given a service center that is 40 minutes away, and told I have only five days to transport the unit to them or the warranty repair will not be covered. It is too big for the back of my SUV, and would have stunk it up with gas and leaking oil anyway, so I had to get a trailer to transport it. I just dropped it off today, and I'll try to remember to update this review with the results of the repair.My recommendation is: if you decide to take a chance on one of these, be sure to run it A LOT in the first three months. I only ran mine three times when the grand kids were visiting during the day, AND the weather was nice. It's only by dumb luck that it failed after a few hours and 2.5 months, while still under the 3 mo warranty.Edit. The service center is still waiting for the parts from Coleman powersports to make the repair, but according to the mechanic, the gasket was installed incorrectly, and this is a problem he has seen several times before. I added a couple of pics of the mini bike on the trailer ready for the 45 minute trip to the repair shop. Definitely a PIA for a brand new machine.Edit2: picked up the mini bike, and the service team said it was the gasket that was installed improperly. The repair cost was over half the cost of the bike. The service guy also said Coleman powersports is in chapter 11. Kind of makes sense if they've done a lot of these repairs on brand new mini bikes. Same recommendation. If you buy one of these, run it a lot during the warranty..

Packaged nicely. Easy to assemble. Started on second pull. My son loves it

It's not a bad bike, but there's also nothing that sets it apart from other bikes in its class. It shares the same anemic 2HP engine, needy #35 chain drive, and temperamental cable disc brake setup as any other Chinese 100cc bike you can order online.If you haven't owned a minibike before, beware that these are high maintenance toys. Constant repairs and adjustments are the cost of doing business in this hobby. From a cost of ownership perspective, this bike is on par with others.Durability wise, the frame held up fine with no broken welds after numerous drops, wipe outs, jumps, and pot holes. The rest of it fell apart: gas tank welds, exhaust welds, throttle mechanism, recoil starter housing, various other bits. I got about 200 hours out of the engine before the block cracked.The reason I'm only rating 3 stars is aside from this bike being strictly average, there is another bike in this class that offers a significantly better value: the Trailmaster Storm 200. For about $100 more, the Storm 200 includes a more durable #420 chain drive and a 6HP engine out of the box--things that most people upgrade on these bikes anyway and usually require drilling, extra hardware, and a weekend of work to put together.